What would happen if the government had more ways to monitor people's lives other than listening in on their phone calls and reading their mail; what if they had secretly developed people that could directly look into your mind?
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“She’s awake.” a voice, not one she knew, but one that filled her with anger and fear.
“Let the fire finish her off. I won’t do it. I owe a friend at least that much. I’ve gotten all the useful information I could from her,” somewhere in her mind she knew this speaker, but it wasn’t the calming thought she thought it might be or should be, “She’s just like him. Did you find what we needed in the car?” She never heard the answer from the other voice. Although her mind tried to tell her just who was standing near her, logic kept arguing that it couldn’t be him. She felt him focus on her again and her head began to feel as if it would explode. All hope seemed to leave as the blackness finally claimed her. It was a blissful release from her current world of pain and agony, floating in a black nothingness, weightless, wantless. Thoughts were not a part of this world she had entered, and neither was anything else.
An alcoholic, miserly attorney reluctantly defends a black man from a false resisting arrest charge. He then discovers damaging information against the cops and two cronies, and embarks on a battle to keep himself and his client alive.
The Psychic Dimension, Part II (558 pages) is a collection of 36 sci-fi/paranormal stories and the new work is the companion book to Jay Dubya's The Psychic Dimension.
